Private security worker raises concerns over handling of UCLA encampment violence [Video]

LOS ANGELES – A private security worker hired by UCLA to work outside the pro-Palestinian camp-in is now speaking exclusively with FOX 11.

“UCLA could have stopped this a long time ago,” said the anonymous worker.

The worker agreed to speak with FOX 11 on camera but wanted to stay anonymous out of fear of losing his job.

The anonymous security employee works for CSC Los Angeles, also known as Contemporary Services Corporation. The company specializes in crowd control for sporting events and concerts.

“The [pro-Israeli side] felt it was unjust that UCLA was catering to the Palestinian side,” said the anonymous worker. “They figured out how the whole system works. Once they realized this was a public spot, and security has no rights to stop them, that’s when they made a counterattack”.

Late Tuesday night, counter protesters took aim at the camp-in demonstration. Fireworks and bear spray were used. At least 15 people were injured, some badly beaten.

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